After ten days at sea, Werther reached his destination.
But a new problem stood before him: how were they supposed to get onto Island?
Sea Kings surrounded Island on every side. The ship couldn't get close.
Were they supposed to kill them all?
Werther took a rough look at how many Sea Kings there were and abandoned the foolish idea.
He couldn't tell exactly how many had gathered here, but there had to be close to ten thousand.
Even if Werther fought until his arms gave out, he couldn't kill that many.
And if large Sea Kings appeared, a few would be manageable. If their numbers reached double digits, the three of them would have to run for their lives.
With no better option, Werther chose the simplest approach: anchor the ship well away from the Sea Kings, then have all three of them fly to Island.
Thanks to the Seastone beneath the Werther-An-Tuski Wavebreaker, the Sea Kings wouldn't notice it. Werther wasn't worried about the ship.
Once he'd discussed the plan with the other two, they prepared to set out.
Since they had no idea what awaited them on Island, Werther packed plenty of food and drinking water in the Pocket Watch.
"Let's go, Anita, Tuski."
Werther called to them and used Geppo to launch himself into the air toward Kong.
Tuski grew a pair of wings woven from fur. Anita had it easier still: she simply rose from the ground.
When Anita saw Werther repeatedly using Geppo to travel through the air, she couldn't help grinning mischievously.
She flew alongside him and lay back in midair, hands behind her head and legs crossed.
It was the pose Werther usually took when napping on deck. Clearly, the little girl was trying to annoy him.
Werther had no words for